+ NBC net. "Jenny". Sponsored by: Coleman Home Heaters. Britt Ponset finds a wounded man in the desert and brings him to Jenny Garber to nurse him back to health. No man seems to think much of Jenny. A moving, well-written story. This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #5889. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator, writer), D. J. Thompson, Harry Bartell, Jack Johnstone (director), Hal Gibney (announcer), Basil Adlam (music), Jess Kirkpatrick, George Neise.

+ Program #1. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Jenny". An excellent western about an ugly woman and a dying killer. See cat. #59379 for a network, sponsored version of this broadcast. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator), Basil Adlam (music director), Jack Johnstone (production supervisor), Hal Gibney (announcer), D. J. Thompson, Harry Bartell, Jess Kirkpatrick, George Neise. 

+ NBC net. Sponsored by: Coleman Home Heaters. Britt Ponset finds himself on a cattle drive with two feuding brothers. Jimmy Stewart, Lou Merrill, James McCallion, Frank Burt (creator, writer), Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Hal Gibney (announcer). 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Eleven-year-old Rink Larkin learns that the sheriff has killed his father and is determined to get his revenge on the lawman. Jimmy Stewart, Sammy Ogg, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Russell Thorson, Basil Adlam (music), Hal Gibney (announcer), Tony Barrett, Jack Johnstone (director). 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Britt forces the sheriff to go after a robber, even though the wounded crook may be the sheriff's son. See cat. #59377 for the same recording with one additional scene, which was broadcast as "Hollywood Star Playhouse" on April 13, 1952 (see cat. #59377). The program was therefore possibly on tape. This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #17457. James McCallion is given air credit on this broadcast instead of Bert Holland, but it sounds like the same show. Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Parley Baer, Herb Vigran, William Conrad, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Hal Gibney (announcer), James McCallion

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. Britt forces the sheriff to go after a robber, even though the wounded crook may be the sheriff's son. See cat. #59377 for the same recording (with one additional scene) which was broadcast as "Hollywood Star Playhouse" on April 13, 1952. The program was possibly on tape. See cat. #60124 for a network, sponsored version of this broadcast (James McCallion is given an air credit instead of Bert Holland, but it sounds like the same show). Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Parley Baer, Herb Vigran, William Conrad, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Bert Holland, Hal Gibney (announcer). 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. A killer escapes from jail at Smoke Falls and shoots the sheriff. Two rivals both try to recapture him, with Britt Ponset riding with one of them. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Jeanette Nolan, Forrest Lewis, Sam Edwards, Hal Gibney (announcer), Frank Gerstle, Robert Griffin. 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Sheriff Bill Riddle is the law in Dawson. He faces down an escaped killer without a gunfight...and with good reason. Jimmy Stewart, Alan Reed, Frank Burt (creator, writer), James McCallion, Ken Christy, Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Hal Gibney (announcer), Howard McNear. 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Britt treads the boards in the service of the bard for P. T. Barnum himself. This is a network version of cat. #17454. The final public service announcement and system cue have been deleted. Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Michael Ann Barrett, Dan O'Herlihy, Tony Barrett, Hal Gibney (announcer), Ted Bliss, Marvin Miller.

+  NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. Britt treads the boards in the service of the bard for P. T. Barnum himself. See cat. #59598 for a network version of this broadcast. Basil Adlam (music), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Michael Ann Barrett, Tony Barrett, Dan O'Herlihy, Ted Bliss, Marvin Miller, Hal Gibney (announcer), Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director).

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Cora Plummer had remarried soon after her husband died. Her son is convinced his step-father is after the family ranch and money. The program may be dated December 31, 1953. Jimmy Stewart, Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Virginia Gregg, Jean Tatum, Parley Baer, Hal Gibney (announcer), Robert Griffin, Bert Holland. 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. An old prospector named Hiram finally strikes it rich. Britt uses his guns in a gunfight (which despite the name of the series, was a very rare occurance), and promptly gets shot at the assay office during a holdup. Jimmy Stewart, Hal Gibney (announcer), Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Howard McNear, Herb Vigran, Barney Phillips, William Johnstone, Tony Barrett.

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Helen Bricker is ostracized by the town because of her outlaw husband. A mob plans to burn her out after her husband is hanged. This is a network broadcast of cat. #17451. Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Lillian Buyeff, Will Wright, Parley Baer, Herb Vigran, John Wald (announcer), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Ken Christy. 

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. Helen Bricker is ostracized by the town because of her outlaw husband. A mob plans to burn her out after her husband is hanged. See cat. #59604 for a network version of this broadcast. Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Lillian Buyeff, Will Wright, Parley Baer, Herb Vigran, John Wald (announcer), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Ken Christy. 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Clay Fanton, a young boy from the east, comes west to learn ranch life. It appears that he's beaten one of the ranch horses. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator, writer), Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), William Johnstone, Bert Holland, John Wald (announcer), Sam Edwards. 

+ NBC net. Britt comes to Tower Rock to visit the fair and finds himself the judge of the preserves competition. He must decide how to judge between two feuding sisters. The public service announcements and system cue have been deleted. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator), Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music). 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. A no-good gambler comes to town to see his son after twelve years. There have been some surprising changes...in both of them! Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Shirley Mitchell, Robert Griffin, Dick Beals, Barney Phillips, John Wald (announcer). 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Britt's Aunt Emma moves into town and proceeds to change his life all around. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator), Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Eleanor Audley, William Johnstone, John Wald (announcer).

+ NBC net. Sustaining. The Six-Shooter is asked to raise money for a new church organ. He asks the notorious outlaw Red-Eye Kirk to help him! Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator, writer), Virginia Gregg, Robert Griffin, Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), John Wald (announcer), William Conrad, Marvin Miller, Ted de Corsia.

+ NBC net. Sustaining. Lex Roby has been shot and killed. Adam Roby is suspected of the crime and will surrender to the Six-Shooter, but not to Cash Petrie (the sheriff), who might do something rash. Jimmy Stewart, Frank Burt (creator, writer), Basil Adlam (music), Virginia Gregg, Eleanor Audley, Forrest Lewis, Jack Johnstone (director), John Wald (announcer), Lamont Johnson, Bert Holland. 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. The classic rancher vs. farmer confrontation with a surprise ending at the Double Seven Ranch. This is a network version of cat. #17453. Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Gerald Mohr, Parley Baer, Howard McNear, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Hal Gibney (announcer), Robert Griffin, Lamont Johnson. 

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. The classic rancher vs. farmer confrontation with a surprise ending at the Double Seven Ranch. See cat. #59987 for a network version of this broadcast. Basil Adlam (composer, conductor), Robert Griffin, Frank Burt (writer), Gerald Mohr, Hal Gibney (host), Howard McNear, Jack Johnstone (director), Jimmy Stewart, Lamont Johnson (announcer), Parley Baer. 

+ NBC net. Sustaining. The brother of Jud Coffin is courting Viola Wilcox, George's sister. George is violently opposed to the idea of "blood relations," and there's going to be trouble. Jimmy Stewart, Basil Adlam (music), Jack Johnstone (director), Frank Burt (creator, writer), Barbara Eiler, Sam Edwards, Herb Ellis, John Wald (announcer).

+ NBC net. Sustaining. The Six-Shooter supervises the town election and finds himself elected sheriff...and mayor! This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #17448. Basil Adlam (music), Carleton Young, Junius Matthews, Frank Burt (writer, creator), Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Dal McKinnon, John Wald (announcer), Paul Richards, Frank Gerstle. 

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. The Six-Shooter supervises the town election and finds himself elected sheriff...and mayor! See cat. #59991 for a network version of this broadcast. Basil Adlam (composer, conductor), Carleton Young, Dal McKinnon (?), Frank Gerstle, Jack Johnstone (director), Jimmy Stewart, John Wald (announcer), Junius Matthews, Paul Richards.

+ NBC net. Sustaining. The Six-Shooter proposes marriage. A well-written show, the last of the series. The program may be dated September 27 or October 11, 1954. This is a network version of cat. #17458. Jimmy Stewart, Jack Johnstone (director), Basil Adlam (music), Virginia Gregg, Howard McNear, Parley Baer, Frank Burt (creator, writer), D. J. Thompson, John Wald (announcer).

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. The Six-Shooter proposes marriage. A well written show, the last show of the series. The program may be dated September 27, or October 11, 1954. See cat. #59993 for a network version of this broadcast. D. J. Thompson, Basil Adlam (composer, conductor), Frank Burt (writer), Howard McNear, Jack Johnstone (director), Jimmy Stewart, John Wald (announcer), Parley Baer, Virginia Gregg.